La Penman's Art Journal et Guide des enseignants . Il l'hiver est-ce vrai. Je wishI pourrait vous décrire l'impression peut faire de manièreà lors de l'ouverture l'esprit d'acountry garçon, qui, sachant que le nothingof encore peu grand monde autour de lui, s'est réuni à venir lorsque terrible close quarters.VPfl soudainement tourné dans un étroit trier, ofalley andhere répulsive au-delà de la description, Fatima a appelé l'arrière-sniffing propheti-quement. Je lui a demandé un petit peu et elle wentforward, mais actuellement je vis que nous hadto rencontrez une longue file de chameaux, très ladenwith dix caisses de chaque, sur theauseandshape de l'emballage de foin pressé

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Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . he winter is this true. I wishI could describe to you the impression thatthey can make upon the opening mind of acountry boy, who, knowing as yet nothingof the little great world around him, stands come terrible when met in close quarters.VPfl turned suddenly into a narrow sort ofalley, repulsive beyond description, andhere Fatima drew back—sniffing propheti-cally. I urged her a little and she wentforward, but presently I saw that we hadto meet a long line of camels, heavily ladenwith crates of ten, each about theauseandshape of the pressed hay packages socommon in America. I could not imaginehow we could pass Ibem. and yet I fearedto turn about, even had there been spaceenough, which was doubtful. Fatimasprang close to the wall, drawing her littiehoofs and slender legs almost under her. Ifollowed her example and leaned againstthe dingy adobe mass, while the long line THE JOURNALS AUTOGRAPH ALBUM. -^^Z^^/4^-^?^ > ^^^^A-i^V1 ( 6ftirZ4^JC&frdlS ^z^^. , -^-^4^^^^z^^^zy- ^r^^^^^^W. in the yawning silence of night and be-holds the inimitably great world abovehim, looking deeper than thought can gointo the shining vistas of the universe, andoverwhelmed with the wonder of thosemarshaled suns.—From Astronomy withan Optra-Glass, by Garrett P 8eniu, tnPopular Science Monthly for February. In the Streets of Peking.Among other dread sights we passed andmet long camel trains, heavily laden, andwinding their way through the dingyalleys, literally led by the nose, one driverto every six or eight camels fastened byrings and cords drawn through their noses.One does not like to think ill of camels, those patient, long-suffering beasts thatlook so picturesque under the palm-trees inpictures of oriental landscape; but a nearacquaintance with them is very disillusion-ing. They are both sly and vicious, and V tiled their tea crates past us, swaying theirheads and loug matted manes from sida toside, and grazing against us as ihey went.Each on

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